Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has played
this game, as I have not seen a review on it.
I played Nostradamus 1..
It was pretty good, like the puzzles...
thanks..

I didn't know there was a no. 2

I'm not aware of an adventure sequel either.

There was a casual hidden object game called Great Secrets: Nostradamus. Might that be the one you're thinking of?

You are referring to the fact that Anuman cut the original game into parts. When you find a Nostradamus Part 2 it is actually part of the original game. There is no sequel at this point.

Ana

I believe Nostradamus, along with Da Vinci, are the last two classics of a past era of classics (of a certain genre). They don't make games like that anymore, truly transporting you into the past. So immersive you want to move there. Now, if only we could invent a time machine.

oh OK thanks ANA, LOL, once again, bought a game I already have oh well..
I really liked the original, didnt realize they had broke it in two at some point, this is the one...

http://us-adventureshop.gamesplanet.com/...-2-2623-47.html

Thanks for straightening that out for me Ana,
I can see it now looking at the game, I have
ADD and sometimes dont see stuff right in front of me... LOL
anyway, I liked it too, and wanted to do more of this one...
you know of any games like this recently..
I love the puzzles,
so true rmt, miss them..

Marcia

You have to be careful about buying these "Part 2's" and "Part 3's" of older games.
Check the system requirements for what version of Windows they work with.
If they list older versions of Windows, like Windows 2000, there is reason to
suspect that they are actually parts of a previously published game that has been divided.
Unless it's a brand new game, like The Raven, watch out for the words "Part" or "Chapter."

Also try looking up games on ***Mobygames*** or ***Pagoda Game Database***
to see when they were originally published. If they were published years ago,
make sure you're not buying a second or third "part" of a game you already own.

Adventure Shop does list the full Nostradamus game at ***the link HeavenlyJoy gave***
as being $19.95:

They call it "3 games" though it's really 3 parts of what was originally one game.
This has happened a lot with the games originally published by Kheops.
It's also happened with Syberia.

The "updated" and divided-up versions often have the disadvantage of not allowing
you to save where you want.
And there can be problems with "updated" versions.

It's interesting to compare the GOG versions of Amerzone. GOG has both a PC version and a Mac version. The PC version is like the old, original game. The Mac version has improved graphics, HOWEVER there are fewer nodes, less ability to explore and examine things, less interactivity, and fewer animations. For example, in the PC version you can use a door to go outside when you're in the upper part of the lighthouse. In the Mac version you can't open the door. In the PC version you can interact with the model of the hydrafloat and get it to animage. In the Mac version the same display is unclickable -- just part of the background.

Sometimes it's better to seek out the original version than to play updated versions.
I'm glad GOG offers the original PC version. I'd rather play the original version of
Amerzone inside VMware on a Mac than play the "updated" and diminished Mac port.